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“Our nation's nonprofit organizations are displaying exceptional resilience in the face of enormous fiscal challenges. Nearly
three-fourths of the organizations reported being able to maintain or actually increase the number of people they serve, and this was especially true of service to vulnerable populations.”
— Lester M. Salamon, director of the Johns Hopkins Center for
Civil Society Studies, commenting on a new survey measuring
the impact of the economic downturn on nonprofits (Johns
Hopkins University Press Release 6/29/09)
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